Do Gluten-Free breads always have to be soggy?
- Peelander Gallyposted 13 years ago
0Inorite? Gluten free bread is so gross. I've had some that would do the world a lot more good as a paperweight or doorstop, too. I haven't tried making my own in the bread machine from scratch because it's so difficult, but this stuff --> http://udisglutenfree.com/ is actually pretty good if you can find it, I know Whole Foods carries their products. Buying it is much easier than performing alchemic magic with tapioca starch and sorghum flour.
I don't know if there's a gluten free bakery anywhere in your city, either, but there's one about 60 miles from me that makes amazing products, though I've never attempted to go because everything always sells out immediately, aside from the fact that it's so far and I can't afford it.
Anyway, point is, my friend's grandmother fed me one of their ciabatta rolls and it was like real bread. So good GF bread does exist.
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